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الصفحة 325
The only substantial study of early Dahomian history largely based upon unpublished contemporary documentation is that of Akinjogbin ( 1967 ) , which argues that the rise of Dahomey represented a major revolution in political ideology ...
The only substantial study of early Dahomian history largely based upon unpublished contemporary documentation is that of Akinjogbin ( 1967 ) , which argues that the rise of Dahomey represented a major revolution in political ideology ...
الصفحة 338
highly centralised and autocratic administration , and indeed their greater personal ruthlessness , they might be better able to restore and maintain political order . There is evidence , indeed , that the Dahomian authorities sought ...
highly centralised and autocratic administration , and indeed their greater personal ruthlessness , they might be better able to restore and maintain political order . There is evidence , indeed , that the Dahomian authorities sought ...
الصفحة 449
Occasionally the press would urge women to vote or take more interest in political affairs . A writer in the Sierra Leone Weekly News ( 14 July 1951 ) called on women to exercise a civilising influence in order to ' purge political life ...
Occasionally the press would urge women to vote or take more interest in political affairs . A writer in the Sierra Leone Weekly News ( 14 July 1951 ) called on women to exercise a civilising influence in order to ' purge political life ...
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changing interpersonal relations in two Bamileke | 3 |
a terracotta tradition of southeastern Ivory Coast | 51 |
Southern Kuba masquerade figures in a funerary context | 75 |
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